Prepare for a wonderful visit to the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens with this sensory-friendly social narrative. Based on a detailed 2025 accessibility audit , this story helps visitors know exactly what to expect—from the textures of the paths and the echoes of the Visitor Center to the hidden Trolls and the water features. Designed to reduce anxiety and support self-regulation, this guide highlights quiet break zones, accessible dining options, and specific sensory details to ensure a confident and comfortable adventure for everyone.
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Alex Joined: Nov-23-2025 |
Alexandria Sukeforth is a passionate advocate for neurodiversity and outdoor accessibility. As a neurodivergent individual and mother to a child with Autism, her professional mission is deeply informed by personal experience. She has witnessed firsthand how outdoor access can transform sensory difficulties and unlock human potential. Alex is a Certified Direct Support Professional, works as a 1-on-1 support aid for a child with Autism in a forest school setting, and is the Co-Founder of Outdoor Access Solutions. She has also completed extensive coursework on neurodiversity and actively participates in organizations like the Maine Environmental Education Association (MEEA) Changemakers Network to foster a sense of belonging for all community members.
